Kurt and Wyatt Russell will face Godzilla on the upcoming Apple TV+ Monsterverse series, Heavy Metal Magazine is making a live-action “Metalverse” of TV and movies, Rick Grimes and Michonne are returning in a Walking Dead limited series, Gargoyles is coming back in a new comic series, Marvel’s What If? is taking on Neil Gaiman’s 1602 and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

When Starro invades Earth and takes over the Justice League, it’s up to Batman and Superman’s sons, Damian Wayne and Jonathan Kent, to save the day in this October’s new DC Animated movie, Batman & Superman: Battle of the Super Sons.

HBO Max’s fantastic and hilarious Harley Quinn animated series is finally back on July 28th after two years away with Harley and Ivy finishing up their “Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour” and returning to Gotham as a power couple looking to fulfill Ivy’s plan to overrun the city with plants.

With The Batman dominating theaters this month, Zach and Chris, with special guest Janice, went back to 1995 to watch the other major Batman movie with The Riddler, Batman Forever, for the latest Everything Action Commentary.

After years of anticipation, the newest incarnation of the Dark Knight hit theaters this past weekend and director Matt Reeves has delivered one of the best versions of Batman that feels like the cinematic version of the best Batman graphic novels.

As expected, The Batman dominated the box office, easily becoming the highest-grossing film domestically for 2022 in one weekend with over $134 million and over $258 million worldwide, making it the fourth-biggest movie worldwide of the year so far.

Robert Pattinson dons the cowl as the next Batman in Matt Reeves’ new take on the franchise with Batman joining forces with Selina Kyle aka Catwoman (Zoe Kravitz) to take on the mysterious and creepy Riddler (Paul Dano), who is leaving bodies and riddles around Gotham in a twisted attempt to reveal dark secrets about the city.

You can watch the 1989 cult Weird Al classic UHF for the latest Everything Action Theater, where Al plays George Newman, the manager of a struggling local TV station that gains popularity in town from its slew of bizarre and hilarious original programming.